Walter Daniels & The Gospel Clodhoppers - Harmonica! mp3

Tracklist

Credits

• Artwork [Cover Art] – Davy Jones
• Bass [Banjo Bass] – Jeff Pinkus
• Drums, Other [Luggage] – Trey Robles
• Engineer – Steven Hass
• Engineer [Overdub], Mixed By – Kurtis D. Machler
• Executive Producer – Ted Roddy
• Fiddle – Ralph White
• Harmonica [Harp], Vocals – Walter
• Slide Guitar – John Schooley
• Vocals – Texacala Jones

Notes

Limited hand-numbered edition of 222 copies - black vinyl with an envelope cover.

Album

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